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MutePhoto Local Metadata Shield
100% Offline & RAM-Only
🛡️ Zero Cloud. Zero APIs. No image ever leaves this browser.

Does your photo reveal where you live?

Phone cameras invisibly encode your exact coordinates, home address, and hardware serial numbers into pictures. Inspect your photo locally before posting to Reddit, Kleinanzeigen, or dating apps.

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Drop 1 test photo here to inspect hidden data

or tap to select from gallery (JPEG, PNG, WEBP)

Select Photo Locally
LOCAL METADATA TELEMETRY

⚠️ Sensitive Geodata & Device Traces Detected!

IMG_4921.JPG • 4.2 MB
GPS Coordinates High Risk
52°31'12.4"N 13°24'18.2"E Accuracy: exact to ~3 meters radius
Camera / Device Fingerprint
Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max iOS 18.0.1 • Serial Hash #4F89
Original Timestamp EXIF Date
2026-08-14 18:24:02 CEST Local device time of shutter release
Exposure Telemetry Optical Specs
f/1.78 • 1/160s • ISO 64 Lens: 24mm (Main Wide Camera)
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Radical Privacy Policy: Why we do not show an interactive map preview

Embedding Google Maps or OpenStreetMap would transmit your IP address, browser fingerprint, and extracted coordinates to third-party tech giants. We refuse to break our zero-network promise. You can manually inspect the coordinates via an external link:

Open coordinates in Google Maps (external tab)

📁 Need to clean multiple photos at once?

Drop up to 10 pictures to scrub all metadata in batch mode.

Batch: Max 10
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Drop up to 10 photos here (Batch Processing)

Everything runs concurrently in your browser's private memory.

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Add to your Smartphone Share Menu

Install MutePhoto as a lightweight Progressive Web App on your phone. Clean images directly on-the-fly right inside your gallery before sending them.

Privacy Knowledgebase

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about photo coordinates and image privacy.

Why does removing the location in Google Photos not work properly?

Google Photos often only removes the geolocation in Google's internal database view, but leaves the physical GPS headers intact inside the raw image file. When you export or share the photo file directly, the exact address coordinates are still embedded. MutePhoto strips these binary EXIF blocks completely on your physical device.

How can strangers see where a photo was taken?

Every smartphone automatically writes EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) data into the file header. This contains latitude and longitude down to a few meters, date, altitude, and device ID. Anyone downloading your unaltered photo can view this information in seconds.

Do eBay Kleinanzeigen, Reddit, or Discord remove these coordinates?

Some web platforms re-encode files, but many messengers (Discord, Telegram in file transfer mode, email attachments, and community forums) transmit the original, untouched file. Relying on third-party websites for your personal safety is risky. MutePhoto ensures your picture is sanitized before upload.

Does removing metadata reduce image quality or resolution?

No. Only the invisible header records (GPS, timestamps, serial numbers) are wiped. The visible pixels and the optical resolution of your photo remain pristine.

How can I verify that no image is uploaded to a remote server?

You can turn off Wi-Fi and Cellular Data entirely after loading MutePhoto. The app will continue to inspect and clean photos because all operations run strictly in your browser's local RAM. You can also inspect the network activity in your browser's developer console (F12).

Which image formats are supported?

MutePhoto supports standard smartphone image formats including JPEG, JPG, PNG, and WebP files.

Why is MutePhoto free without registration?

Privacy is a basic right, not a paid service. Since your device performs the computing workload, we incur zero backend server costs. The project is maintained through voluntary coffee donations.

Contact & Security Feedback

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